US. OTG has introduced a new holiday pop-up retail store, Zady, to LaGuardia Airport’s Terminal D.
Zady.com, launched on 29 August, is an e-commerce site that is said to cater to consumers who “understand quality and origin” of items.
“We are so thrilled to be showcasing Zady at Delta LaGuardia Airport,” said OTG CEO Rick Blatstein. “Not only do their products speak to our customers’ lifestyle, they represent a commitment to enduring luxury and transparency for well sourced products.”
5% of every sale from the Zady holiday pop-up will benefit their non-profit partner, The Bootstrap Project, which works to promote and retain centuries-old crafts and customs and bring sustainable economic development to communities around the world.
“We are excited to provide our customers with an opportunity to interact in-person with the beautiful products that make up Zady, and to tell the story behind these brands in a new way,” said Zady Co-Founder Maxine Bédat.
Co-Founding Partner Soraya Darabi added: “The Zady holiday pop-up is another way for us to reach our customers directly, creating a community of like-minded, conscious consumers who are looking for more out of the items they purchase.”
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The holiday pop-up store offers a wide range of brands personally vetted by Zady’s founders |
Zady’s holiday pop-up store will offer a wide-ranging selection of brands for travellers and shoppers to purchase holiday gifts during their travels. Participating brands include:
• Jewellery: Marisa Haskell, Brandy Pham, Scosha, Winifred Grace, Gorjana and Griffin, and Tiklari
• Accessories and handbags: Tracey Tanner, Clare Vivier, Winter Session, Mercado Global, Forage, Alice D., Hortensia Handmade, Apolis, Mischa Lampert, Etiquette Clothiers, and Armor Lux
• Apparel, homewares and others: Industry of All Nations, Cotton Citizen, Sundry, Smock, Found My Animal, Lucia, Rue de Marli, Le Feu De L’Eau, Tattly, Shinola, La Compagnie Du Kraft, Ogami, To Boldly Fold, Kaweco, Haute Papier, Pigeon Toe Ceramics, and Nkuku
